They are ATSC tuners with composite and RGB output, perfect for feeding OTA to a ReplayTV 5000, I hope. They even have HDMI.

What I haven't been able to find is if the IRBlaster codes for this box already exist in ReplayTV, maybe as something else. As you might know the Channel Master CECB was coded same as an old Pioneer box so that supposedly just worked. Or mostly.

Alternately, I found some codes on the JP1 lookup tool, but it's hard to say if they are for this or not. No model is listed.

We are saying that you can use the data from the JP1 upgrade to create a rid file using RidGen and then you can load that into your R5k. Have you ever done any of that before, do u need help?

As for loading RIDs into an R5k, supposedly you can do it without pulling the drive using WiRNS but I was never able to get it to work that way. If you are able to pull the drive, it's very easy to load a code that way._________________Rob
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I've included a copy of extract_rtv and a bat file in there to make it really easy to install, if you have your R5k drive attached to your PC.

I don't know much about the R4k series and I've never owned one myself. I know they use RID files, so the file should work for you, but I don't know if the extract_rtv procedure is any different. Henry should be able to advise you with that._________________Rob
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I've included a copy of extract_rtv and a bat file in there to make it really easy to install, if you have your R5k drive attached to your PC.

I don't know much about the R4k series and I've never owned one myself. I know they use RID files, so the file should work for you, but I don't know if the extract_rtv procedure is any different. Henry should be able to advise you with that.

Wow! I never expected anything like that. Thanks!
I'll probably just prep a replacement drive for one of the new 40 GB units I have. I think I have some 320 GB drives.

BTW, what is the 0237 code that you replaced, on the off chance I might need it (unlikely, but it sounds familiar). The rioaudio site is down which has that list on it. I had the manual archived somewhere but I can't lay my hands on it at the moment.
Oh, I found it. Pace box of some kind.

I see what the batch file is doing so no problem changing the name and numbers to another one, if that's all that's necessary.

I have a Sonicview SV360 Elite that I haven't ever tried, but I guess if I were adding this it would make sense to see about adding all this stuff while I am at it.

That post doesn't mention Sonicview.
And I don't see the .rid files he is adding. I'm looking.
I think those files were removed from sourceforge.

BTW, I do have a few USDTV receivers, I bought those some time ago for this very purpose. I haven't played with them either. That post adds those, so if possible it would be helpful to add those at the same time. But the Humax units are likely better, having actual HDMI and all.

Adding new codes is more complicated than simply replacing an unused code, which is why I went that route (when I had to add my Comcast DTA box). I would suggest that you start a thread seeking help at Planet Replay (and post a link to it here) so Henry can walk you through it.

We mainly deal with the IR codes themselves over here._________________Rob
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I have an RCA RCU810 JP1 remote. I have many more but this one is laying here. I do have to solder some pins in there, no problem.

I have the Humax file that was posted.
I opened remotemaster
I selected RCU810 remote, clicked open and opened the Humax file.
I got a message "The upgrade file you are loading is for the remote URC-6131 Extender 1" and there is no remote with that exact name.
Well, no kidding and I don't have one anyway.
Naturally I have no idea.

What should I do?

Can I add the Humax to the old RCU810 (I think I've had it 20 years) and use that with the Humax OTA box?

Or is there a better way to proceed? I probably have 50 JP1 remotes here. Heh.

I've included a copy of extract_rtv and a bat file in there to make it really easy to install, if you have your R5k drive attached to your PC.

I don't know much about the R4k series and I've never owned one myself. I know they use RID files, so the file should work for you, but I don't know if the extract_rtv procedure is any different. Henry should be able to advise you with that.

Rob,
I have a couple more drives that I have prepped for RTV 5K units.

How can I add Sonicview, and maybe Dreamlink and Linkbox using this method, or with the drive connected to an XP computer? I still need the HUMAX.

Use the File Search link at the top of the page to search for upgrade files for your devices. I see Sonicview and Dreamlink files, but nothing for the Linkbox._________________Rob
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Use the File Search link at the top of the page to search for upgrade files for your devices. I see Sonicview and Dreamlink files, but nothing for the Linkbox.

I saw those, an .rmdu file for dreamlink, and xls file for sonicview.
I'm not exactly sure what to do with those. Not the same as the stuff you cooked for the Humax.
I have to read some more. Clearly it's all possible, since Rob was able to do it in almost no time, apparently.

I wonder if linkbox is same as something else? If anyone knows it'd be the experts here.
It's no matter in any case, I was only thinking of getting one. If it's too hard to support, not worth the engineering.

I have sonicview now that I want to support as well as the Humax I mentioned.